Pro Team · Enterprise

Integrations

Connect The Crusible to Notion. Every completed revelation is automatically logged to your knowledge base — no copy-paste required.

Overview

Notion

Creates a new page in a Notion database whenever a Crusible session completes. Includes the question, date, a link back to The Crusible, and the full revelation text.

The integration is org-wide — it fires for every team member's sessions, not just the admin who configured it. It runs in the background and does not affect session speed.

Notion — Setup

Internal IntegrationNo OAuth required

1. Create a Notion Integration

Go to notion.so/my-integrations → New Integration. Name it “Crusible”, select your workspace, set type to “Internal”.

2. Copy your Integration Token

Under “Secrets” → copy the Internal Integration Token. It starts with secret_.

3. Create or choose a Database

In Notion, create a new database (full page, not inline) where revelations will be saved. The database needs at minimum a Name property (title type). Optionally add Date (date type) and URL (url type) properties for richer entries.

4. Share the database with your integration

Open the database → top-right “...” menu → Connections → search for your integration name → Connect.

5. Get the Database ID

Open the database as a full page. The URL looks like:

https://www.notion.so/yourworkspace/DATABASE_ID?v=...

The Database ID is the 32-character string between the last / and the ?. It may be formatted as xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx with hyphens.

6. Paste into Team Settings

Go to /team → Integrations → Notion → paste your token and database ID → Save → enable the toggle.

7. Test the connection

Click “Test” — The Crusible will verify it can reach your Notion database.

Notion — Page Format

Each revelation creates a Notion page with:

Name (title)

The question submitted to The Crusible (truncated to 200 chars).

Date

The date and time the session completed.

URL

Direct link back to the revelation on The Crusible.

Body

A “Revelation” heading followed by the full revelation text.

Troubleshooting

Notion test failing

The most common cause is forgetting to share the database with the integration (step 4). Also verify the database ID — it should be 32 hex characters, with or without hyphens.

Integration fires but no page appears

Integrations run fire-and-forget — they do not block or retry on failure. If the Notion database is deleted or the integration loses access, the integration will silently fail. Re-test after making any changes to your Notion setup.

Only some sessions are posting

The integration fires for all Pro Team and Enterprise sessions. If a session fails mid-way (error mid-session), the integration does not fire — only completed sessions trigger a post.

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